If you are looking to get your CAT fixed, our Community Veterinary Clinic now accepts online bookings for FELINE SPAY/NEUTER appointments.

Spay & Neuter
Services

Thousands of pets are spayed or neutered each year at the AWS Community Veterinary Clinic in Kennebunk. In addition to providing surgeries to our resident pets, we offer affordable spay/neuter services for dogs, cats and rabbits belonging to members of our community.

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We can spay or neuter your pet

Spay/neuter surgeries are by appointment only and take place Monday – Friday. Pets are dropped off in the morning and picked up the same afternoon. Please visit our pre-op and post-op care page for more information on what to expect on your pet’s surgery day.

We offer a two-tiered pricing system for our spay/neuter services: Community Pricing and our Companion Program, based on income qualifications. Donations to the Companions for Life Fund support the Companion Program. 

See if you meet the guidelines.

Pricing

Community PricingCompanion Program
FELINE$200$150
CANINE
—50 lbs or less$360$270
—51-89 lbs$390$292.50
—90-124 lbs$425$318.75
—125 lbs and above$500$375
RABBITS
(on a case by case basis)$145$108.75

*All prices subject to change without notification. Please speak to a Clinic staff member directly for the most up to date information*

Cats & Kittens

We are booking out about 2 weeks for spay/neuter surgeries for cats.

orange cat poses in front of a window

Scheduling Details

  • Kittens must be at least 2 pounds and at least 8 weeks old for surgery.
  • For cats older than 7 years, we require NSAID bloodwork to be completed prior to the surgery.
  • Additional services available at time of surgery – see below.

Dogs & Puppies

We are booking out about 4 weeks for spay/neuter surgeries for dogs.

Scheduling Details

  • Puppies must be at least 8 weeks old for surgery.
  • For dogs older than 7 years, we require NSAID bloodwork to be completed prior to the surgery.
  • For female dogs over five years of age AND fifty or more pounds, a pre-surgical consultation ($70) is required.
  • We are unable to spay a dog in heat. Female canines must be 2-3 months post heat cycle to be spayed.
  • Pricing includes the cost of a post-surgical e-collar.
  • Additional services available at time of surgery – see below.

Rabbits

Rabbit spay/neuter surgeries are on a case by case basis.

a brown rabbit with big ears stands near a window

Scheduling Details

  • Rabbits must be at least 6 months old.
  • Male rabbits must be fully developed to be neutered. Give us a call to discuss how you can tell when your young rabbit is ready.
  • Rabbits are sensitive animals so we’d like to discuss surgery options with you before scheduling an appointment.

Additional Services

These optional services are available at the time of your pet’s spay/neuter surgery.

ADDITIONAL SERVICESPRICING
Nail TrimFree
Feline E-Collar$10
Microchip$25
Parasite Prevention Application (Selamectin)Free
Rabies VaccineFree (required if no proof of rabies vaccine is provided)
Feline Purevax Rabies Vaccine$40
Feline Distemper Vaccine$30
Canine Distemper Vaccine$30

*All prices subject to change without notification. Please speak to a Clinic staff member directly for the most up to date information*

Specialty Programs

These programs offer spay/neuter services at little to no costs to qualifying animals.

Voucher Programs

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☎️ Your local first responders (911 and non-emergency contact information)
☎️ Your local animal shelters (like AWS if you live in York County)
☎️ Animal control officers (usually reached through the police or sheriff non-emergency number)

Bookmarking their websites and following them on social media is a great way to keep in touch during an emergency. These points of contact could help in a multitude of ways by providing information, safety, or resources for you and your pet during a disaster. Your County Animal Response Team (CART), part of your county’s emergency management agency may also offer resources. In times of great emergency, AWS partners with local emergency organizations to provide a safe haven for pets when their people must evacuate and enter a local emergency shelter.

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